Area = Pi*r2 = Pi*92 = approximately 254.47cm2
254.47radius:= diameter/2= 18/2= 9Area of circle:= pi * radius2= 3.1416 * 92= 3.1426 * 81= 254.47
Area = (pi*92)/2 127.2345025 square meters
Area = pi*92 = 254.469 square mm to 3 decimal places
Surface area of the sphere = 4*pi*92 = 1017.87602 or about 1018 sq cm
Area = Pi*r2 = Pi*92 = approximately 254.47cm2
254.47radius:= diameter/2= 18/2= 9Area of circle:= pi * radius2= 3.1416 * 92= 3.1426 * 81= 254.47
Area of the circle: pi*92 = 254.469 square inches to 3 decimal places
Area = (pi*92)/2 127.2345025 square meters
Area = pi*92 = 254.469 square mm to 3 decimal places
The general equation for the area of a circle is π*r2, where r is the radius of the circle, and π is pi, which is approximately 3.14159. The diameter of a circle is how far it is from one side of the circle to the other, and the radius is how far it is the from edge to the center, thus the radius is half the diameter. Therefore the area is π*(92) ~ 254.47
Surface area of the sphere = 4*pi*92 = 1017.87602 or about 1018 sq cm
If pi is taken as 3.14 then:- Circumference of the circle = pi*18 units Area of the circle = pi*92 square units
circumference = pi*18 cm area = pi*92 square cm
254.47 inches2radius:= diameter/2= 18 inches/2= 9 inchesArea of circle:= pi * radius2= 3.1416 * 92= 3.1426 * 81= 254.47 inches2
The area of a circle is equal to πr2 where π (pi) is equal to approximately 3.142 and r represents the radius of the circle. Because the question gives you the diameter and not the radius you have to use the measurement of the diameter to calculate the radius. Remember that the radius is equal to half the diameter. So if the diameter is equal to 18 feet, then the radius of this particular circle is equal to 9 feet. Plugging this into our equation for area we get: area = π(92) area = 3.142(81) area = about 254.5 ft2 (don't forget that the answer is in squared feet not just feet)
177.4728Improved answer:Area of a circle = pi*radius2Area = pi*92 => 254.4690049Area = 254 square inches correct to three significant figures.